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Hi,
I noticed there is no jsdoc support in typescript-ts-mode, and I would love
to add a patch/PR to add it! I already have a working solution: I found who
that same support is implemented in js-ts-mode and slightly modified it to
work with typescript-ts-mode. Currently I apply that extra config in my
init.el, but I imagine it relatively straightforward from here to
contribute it to typescript-ts-mode.el itself.

More info can be found here on reddit where I asked for help, got it, and
then I edited the answer to contain the full solution:
https://www.reddit.com/r/emacs/comments/1kfblch/need_help_with_adding_jsdoc_highlighting_to/
.

I would appreciate any direction on how to go about this: I have been
programming for 20 years but I never used a mailing list and am not sure
what is the etiquette / right way to handle this!

Thanks,
Martin Sosic

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king solution: I found who that same support is implemented in js-ts-mode a=
nd slightly modified it to work with typescript-ts-mode. Currently I apply =
that extra config in my init.el, but I imagine it relatively straightforwar=
d from here to contribute it to typescript-ts-mode.el itself.<br><br>More i=
nfo can be found here on reddit where I asked for help, got it, and then I =
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ng_jsdoc_highlighting_to/</a> .</div><div><br></div><div>I would appreciate=
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s but I never used a mailing list and am not sure what is the etiquette=C2=
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> From: Martin Šošić <sosic.martin@HIDDEN>
> Date: Mon, 5 May 2025 21:47:54 +0200
> 
> Hi,
> I noticed there is no jsdoc support in typescript-ts-mode, and I would love to add a patch/PR to add it! I
> already have a working solution: I found who that same support is implemented in js-ts-mode and slightly
> modified it to work with typescript-ts-mode. Currently I apply that extra config in my init.el, but I imagine it
> relatively straightforward from here to contribute it to typescript-ts-mode.el itself.
> 
> More info can be found here on reddit where I asked for help, got it, and then I edited the answer to contain
> the full solution:
> https://www.reddit.com/r/emacs/comments/1kfblch/need_help_with_adding_jsdoc_highlighting_to/ .
> 
> I would appreciate any direction on how to go about this: I have been programming for 20 years but I never
> used a mailing list and am not sure what is the etiquette / right way to handle this!

Thank you for your interest in Emacs.

I think the next steps would be:

 . post here a patch relative to typescript-ts-mode.el as we have it
   on the master branch of the Emacs Git repository, so people could
   review your changes and suggest improvements if needed
 . start your legal paperwork of assigning to FSF the copyright for
   your changes -- contributions of this size cannot be accepted
   without the assignment

The last point is actually the first one you should consider.  If you
are okay with assigning the copyright to the FSF, I will send you the
form to fill and the instructions to go with it, so you could start
the paperwork rolling; then you can post the patches even before the
process is completed (but we will wait for it to complete before we
can install your changes).  If for some reason you are unwilling or
unable to assign the copyright, then your code will have to be a
separate package, perhaps part of Non-GNU ELPA, not an integral part
of typescript-ts-mode.el that comes with Emacs.

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